Homework

Open to all in 6th through 12th grades, OurSpace is a teen social space for playing games, doing homework, and getting creative. It takes place at Salem Church Branch every Monday-Thursday from 3:30-7:30—even in the summer.

Within OurSpace, teens have access to laptops, board games, art and school supplies, and more.

If you are struggling with a homework assignment or need a little help getting started on a project, the library is here to assist you! Central Rappahannock Regional Library has one-stop shopping for students of all ages, with resources available online and in our branches. Our trained research staff is committed to connecting students with the information they need, with our print and eBooks, the many databases we have available, and our knowledge of children’s and teens' literature. Whether you need online tutoring through the Literati Public database or a personalized recommendation for a reading assignment, CRRL has got you covered.

The votes have been counted, and the Central Rappahannock Regional Library came out on top. Fredericksburg Parent Magazine readers have chosen CRRL as the winner for tutoring in their annual Family Favorites Awards. We hope the whole family agrees that our libraries are great spots for homework help for children and teens.

Steve Brixton definitely doesn’t have a brother, and he absolutely is not a detective. He’s just a huge fan of the old Bailey Brothers detective stories, which entirely make up Steve’s top 59 list of favorite books.

So why does everyone keep calling him a detective? That’s the central question in The Case of the Case of Mistaken Identity by Mac Barnett. Steve simply came into the library on a Saturday morning to research this stupid paper on needlework when a bunch of sinister looking people dressed all in black started flying down on ropes, bursting through windows and chasing him without mercy. This couldn’t possibly be related to his overdue fines…could it?